…4,1101P- 4111111111. SECOND CLASS t fic IFAIRS14 SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JANUARY 24, 1992 / 19 SHEVAT 5752 Detroit, died of kidney failure Jan. 19 at Sinai Hospital. He was 96 years old. For years, Rabbi Levin, regarded by the Orthodox community as rosh ha'ir, the city's most eminent religious leader, resisted numerous AMY J. MEHLER Staff Writer R abbi Leizer Levin, who insisted on rab- binic unity dur...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS JANUARY 17, 1992 / 12 SHEVAT 5752 Tough Choices For Federation NOAM M.M. NEUSNER Staff Writer W hen Jewish Federa- tion staffers and lay leaders sit down and count results from this year's Campaign, they may find more than they did last year. The Campaign has been going strong so far, although Federation officials are hesi- tant to declare any pre- mature successes. ...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY CLOSE-UP THE sleepwalkers JANUARY 10, 1992 / 5 SHEVAT 5752 $400,000 Grant Helps JPM Drive NOAM M.M. NEUSNER Staff Writer p lans to improve Oak Park's Jewish Corn- munity Center were aided this past week when the Kresge Foundation ap- proved a $400,000 challenge grant for the renovation of the facility. The grant requires that the remaining funds be rais- ed for th...…
…SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JANUARY 3, 1992 / 27 TEVET 5752 AMY J. MEHLER Staff Writer I t is apparent to Bernard Davis that American Jewish organizations who scorned Rabbi Meir Kahane in life have deserted the former Kach leader in death. Mr. Davis, 29, president of the Detroit chapter of the Jewish Defense Organiza- tion (JDO), held meetings at his Oak Park home this week to discuss ways of pressing the U.S. D...…
